My hometown, Kozhikode (also known as Calicut) the land of flavors, which the Zamorins ruled, is roughly in the middle of Kerala. God’s Own Country, Kerala, is located at the southern tip of India and is blessed with coconut trees, mountains, dense forests, pleasant weather, and more.

Some Places of Historical Importance

• Kappad Beach – The place where the Portuguese traveler Vasco da Gama first landed in India.
• Mudalakkulam Maidan – A historic ground where sparkly speeches were once delivered.
• Mananchira—An aesthetic spot, Mittai Theruvu (Sweet Meat Street), and Town Hall are where famous and talented personalities have left their footprints.
• Kallai River – Known for the unique properties of its water, it was once rich in timber mills.
• South Beach – Previously densely covered with Australian pine trees.
• Vallyangadi (Big Bazar) – Still a busy commercial hub, it was once the gathering place for foreign traders (Arabs, Chinese, Portuguese, and others) who came to trade by sea.
• Old Sea Bridge, Beypur Harbour, Kuttichira, Thalikulam – Sites with rich historical and cultural significance.
• Temples, mosques, and churches reflect the diverse heritage of the region.
• Famous restaurants such as Paragon, Bombay, Rahmat, Top Form, Jaya, and so on – These restaurants are an integral part of Kozhikode’s unique culinary tradition.

These places together embody Kozhikode’s vibrant history, culture, and legacy.